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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
BRIDGING The HUDSON.
GROUND BROKEN roR THE BRIDGE FROM ANTHoNYs

! GROUND BROKEN FOR THE BRIDGE FROM ANTHONY
NOSE TO FORT CLINTON.
II was announced by those interested in the enterprise
that begun yesterday on the Highland Drudge
which i. tn span the Hudson yer from Anthonys Nose
TO Fort Clinton lust above Peeksk giving eNterslve
connections with all New Jersey and Pennsylvania
raroads AMI the coal ncds the west SIDE ana with
! tnr various New-l.ngland roads on the east side
The control OF stock OF the company has passed
into the hands OF General Edward W. SerreIl VINO mas
been assoc aed the enterprise an engineer and
william d. snow, formerly secretary OF the American
| Loan and Trust Company. has taken charge OF The
finances The projectors are not as yet ready I'd htAe
public the OF the directors or the investors put IL
IA stated among those Interested are The lazarus
OF Rhode Island. Mcs,rs McCrackcn. Mcdonald and
other railroad stock 10 the amount OF SlOOoOooo
Will be issued and like amount Of bonds.
There will be nlty miles of connecting railroad on the
two sides OF the river which will bring 10 the bridge the
te OF the varous lines 20 be tapped The connection
with the Erie viii Dee made at Turner'S III expected
that considerable saving OF time VIII result To paS'eh
grr from upper NcwY0rk city to points on the Erie
ro,l The estimated cost ~ the new connecting rail-
vo,. - 81 oOO 900 About 100000 has already been
spent on preliminary work. aud Il Il said that there Is
on hand money enough for present purposes ou' curing
the coming year bonds will be offered to the pubic
TN. binding OF the bridge IS expected to occupy
about twenty months II VIII he mnnt Is K"~ r "a
1919 feet above tide wat,r ami VII nave u Gear 7tiin'
without uligiycr piers, 81 ih-o ir't. u wiz ~ 49,.
built adapted o. the hciFicst Hel~nt t ~ ., ~
auO.fnn trains with GOtOn csin"s Will "eheet II "n1N
trcc.fourt- ~ inch. Its twelve cables VIII '"h'si
e,cb OF sryrniytNo strands OF sixty one 80 sdu-o
= ri wires each. and the wires are sald 10 De uo
strongest ever made an average brcakAs te'l OF n
pounds being guaranteed i"r 'a,h ltr. -, fcf
be- continuous reaching The whole distance o 100 ~
from anchorage 10 anchorage without sph'ihs' INC
towers " 90 Dr OF steel ....
The original charter was issued about egn,''h |caI'
aco tn the hudson Highlands Suspension blhSc ON
many. tbr present ts hudson suspension Brdsc
and New England Railroad company. ihr picorhn
trI al Ia,
gives Them until July t. SaO. to complete lAe oIld~e'
nj fer which the charter becomes perpetual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
COURT CALENDARs-TO-DAY

surEruy Cougr-Cs. HHERs-nefore Lawrence. J.-Nos.
N ii IS Al ~ SG ss 90 o. tOt los, III, no l22 ia
~ ia l3s liS lO7 2O2 1872 2S7 2JS 2ts 800 2ds 800
a9i 2gi 29s 3Od 500 $40. 81. 3l2, 5l3. 3lS. SIP
svrEEiiE GOUkI-SPKclAL TERN I-Beiore Dono.
hue J.-Nos 3Gf. III 49,, -,
81 PRIME nI-SPECIAL TERN -PARr IT-Bs,ore Reach.
Nos 2gl AS SOL 2Od lis. 2iJ 800 2Ol 49, 377, 2OJ
32S, 2Sl. 49,, ~. n...
Caleudar called p Nos siS 1888 ll34 l20! !2ls
1909 1850 1850 1910 1921 ~. ll9. 1922 1904 1888
1915 1910 1911 1912. 1913, 1914 l5l6. 1917 lob 1919
sUrRkNE so liTRet9t c HsdFsr7
400 1880 4O6 1887 2lG 1850 1882 1885, pa. GIG. 1885,
1863 752 92s l2G6. - 49, ,..
SUPREME CouRf-cIRcUTT-PART I1I-Refore Patterson.
J-Nos l44O l443 1893, 1854 lt+9. h4sr 1870 it6i'
1893 iI7D 1875 lll5 1887 1851 s13 1888. 1902 ls2i
iiSa o97 Ass l45sq 1859. 1tGl l0il, 1903
surhRnE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fv.-Before lngrahan. j
Ma IOi2 $3.50 O3s 1913. Ok. 30J 1886. lO2a rs $
llg9L ii7O II7l 1872 1873 li7i 1873 1876 lt11 its
i4sI 1852 1888 1854 1895. ltSG 49, 1852 1870 i!9i
ito5 ioa 1894 1893 1895 1897 1893 400 ls9aH e0U'
iso0 1901 lse2 $685. i5os 1904 1908 1905 1907 ioos
SUaRonArEs couRr-Bcforo Rollins. $40 day eaen
sursmoR oouar-srKct,L TERm-Be'ero TruaI. J-No''
OH Is3 IaT III $50 1919. lts
sn,v,,ns cotyRr--rrAL TKau-PARr L-Before Dngro.
'surgnlon tornr-TnIAL TEaM-PARr Iv.-,oforo oGor-
coxxoS PIKas-sPrcrAL TKnN-BefOrs Van HOesen, j.
oosnos rtsss.-rourr Trn1-hefOro n'0f''avsf j.
NSSospos fLxas-rnIAL rsnN-PARr I,-Bsfore Alien J. =
Hos ssos42. AL Sos S7o 'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
COMPLAINT ABorT nan PLAYING ~ PARK

An rae merchant dong business near Duane Street
PARK. on the side of the city, called Mayor
dewitt yesterday. Tho mere hant had bruised spot
IN tho sd3 his face which he said came from being
s'rlck with a BAH thrown by some OF the players In
the park
This came. Mr.. Mayor" he exclaimed, from your
openiug that park the public. Men and boys are
m there all The time playing. The balls are hard as
rocss. They go right through plate glass Ike can
uol ball and they knock man down when they ny
Ll,s sicn are struck every day there by these mana
bailg and So, ctOdy Will bc klrd yet . -,
I'D pU open tho park 10 The pnDhc'' relu'hea
fle Mayor. Is all mistake disabnsc your NINA
OF that. The Park Board did II. can't open
Isrh any than you can" 80 . . J., ,,o
Me!l the papers said that you diu " 10 Io, ~ t
boys play you used to- but u IS no place a..
bal, ,iayinp. When was boy we did not play with
balls. that were hard as rOcEs' Nv. .o "a
~ didn't do IT, repeated tho Mayor fou 20 anu
see the Park Commissioners . -. Md
complaint viii be brought before me iars i'I hii
to-day of the danger and nuisance caused ~ tlo
playing in the park IL VIII DC si8heu Ny an ' w
chants In the neighbOrhood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

we'll ,cd stranger entered the store OF Leopold
rinlcn,cin dealer in musical Instruments AZ No. IL
Fouttb-avc on the evening Of December ., and said
he wished To buy two comets OF extra good make
lie looked AT several instruments but found fault with
them. Not wishing to lose customer, Mr. finken-
stein sent a boy with the stranger to the factory OIL
Charles Mssenharler, No. 20s Fast Twenty thiid ST.
There the man selected two comets which were valued
ct $50 The boy took the lnstrum,Gis under his arm
and walked with the stranger bach toward the Fourth
ave. shop. Ia Irving place. near hNteenthst mo
man took tho from the boy, pushed him down
aud away. 49,, 49,. ,
on Monday night the police arrested the thef at
Bond ST. and The HOwcry. lie gave bis naIne a. FRANK
Hroohs paWa tickets for the comets were iOunu III
his noel cts tie also had four gold watches, which
the police thought he had stolen al tho Cliftoh race
track Brooks came here from Chicago anu IL DO
licved 10 DO "A Western thief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
THE cyTy rArs DISrrrrD SALARIES

VIXEN MAYOR Cooper removed Police commissioners
~,dur, T. Niclol, ard General william / smith. he
appointed Ia Their place. Charlie T. Macl"dh anh
james T.. Morrison. Alter serving a few month";. MI
Morrison rc-lsncd and John Il. Noorhs wa appointed
m bi. place Tie Court Of Appeals reversed the acton
If Mayor Cooper and decided that the removal was
Illegal, and rcin-iatcd the removed 'omnl- 'ohcra.
Tho latter Logan actions a.an, Mcs,r-. MacLan'
Morrison and Voorhi- for the salary paid them, and
recovered judgments Since then efforts have been
made 10 get an act through the Legislature compelling
Tho cty au, houc- to pay these judgments WIN couh
cl Zee. and lncrt-t. Lat winter general act wa
pa ,od covering the subject and authorizing tie cly
authurtic- 10 examine. audit and pay tao bhls Con
trocr I0cw examined the bills and ye-lerhAy re
ported to the Board of Estimate that they were ra-"-
able Tho Board autiorzcd the payment. The Items
arc A. follows ChatIc- r MacIran Ell ,AOl % John
r. Voorhi- @G3i2 - Mary L. Morrison lwido" OF
Ialne. j. Mnrri.nnl. q 900 a iO'A ~ - . 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
THE cHlclGo Still AT THE NAVY YARD
cu,XGFsIN her STEAM VALVES THE TRIAL TRIP
10 Ri NINDE NEXr WEEK.

Changes IL TER STEAM VALVES THE TRIAL TRIP
TO BE MADE NEXT WEEK.
Tho lispatch from Washington 10 the effect that the
ne cruiser Chicago would make her steam power tri"I
ON Long I.land sound yesterday was premature she
merely continued tho preliminary t1a OF her engines
NJ the Navy Yar The changes made in the waves were
suggcsed 10y the Navy engineers ana decieu ny 'ecr
fairy whtneys civil board The result Is precisely whaO
| ,rlicotcl by Chief Engineers Thomson and Magee
I'm, engine. run without pounding and with smooth
re. tlat makes their motion hardly percepuole III the
ward room. o, ,,,
II IL expected by tho engineers that ihe Ch'aso WIN
on nm 10 milestone early next week and make tue
.er trial from that point. and that the trial VIII he
succcssl The contract equires that tie eighes sa'
Jvcon collective horse power Of 1000 Tor SIX con
scrntiv, hours No attempt will be maze 10 develop Il
ma yimum specl ~ the hui, OF the vessel IS thlckB
cnxered with marine growth To remove when IL "ou
he necessary to put the vessel INTO dyhoch O VI .o
enrtneers stated Yesterday that the engines han run
9, revolutions at the dock, they would rcadlly
r,Se ixtr five clear of moorngs, which would develop
the power required anu si'o" speoN
Lanai with "A clean bottom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
THE 3OrSE or PEFrGE TtNTS IT III.
CLAIMING THE WHOLE or TIE TrNp rEoM IIrN-
PrCAr IrCrS-Ts.

RICAI 11CfN-Is.
Henry A. Grim. vice president ~ th' P"ard oi 1T
recto~s Of .hr House ~ Refuge. a-lcd 10" Eoa.d OF
Estimate Yesterday to srpropra'" he 'nir" amount
# money derived from theatrical licenses 10 ih' sup
nor, 81 tia. Institution. This fund amounted last
GEAR 70 =2i.-00 II was divided. under special a'i
~ The legislature % I--I. between tir Hnr~" OF Iei
nro and the Actors Fund. Nr. Cram said That the
Trouse Of Tcf,rc cuforcd the entire amount for hi'
wears. and he believed the Board o. E-'mnt" haf 200
uoyro 10 yivc any part Of re fund 20 private cha.r
The MAYOR said IA. law gave the Board such power
W. cain replied th,t tn las proven a. ma Ing CON
tract, for criminal labor rendered 200 boys llc H'
Institution needed 80 go 10 provide necessary ma
chluerv He aelcd thr Board 10 hclp them unil th'
legislature mot when they cold procure the needed
relief The Mayor replied that the House 81 feIni"
was state nsiu iou. and Fl should look - IN. St~tr
for rolcf He added that De thought ne Actni' nn
was irs ly entitled 10 ono half The iuhL Inc "a''''
va. laid over. . $780, .,, , 81, A.. +,
Iolt -t,edn.uor asked that damage amounting 10 ~
tween 10000 and 10000 D. awarded 10 iial con
rreraion This wa, claimed because one j. li"'h
nd has boon regarded ncctS@ itIh- 10 Ii'
dawn tbc church and rebuilding It. PIc, id"ni h'cI
man was requested TO confer with tho '"lp"ia'I""
COunscl on the suflect T., , r a.,
co,st,,ctirn of a vladuct across one hundred and
nv nm st. from Seventh to Ninth avcs at an e'ii
mated cost Of %-Oo,OoO , 80, ,,
Mr. Tbayer said he thought not. He explained me
necessity for tho work. The matter was lad over 10
give citizens an opportunity 10 DO heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
COG a27 $751; 4.c 5ee. 5os 55A 49, 500 5g7 5Cs. 500

4oq s27 5ol. 4tG &c., 5es 56I 49, 500 ST.. &c., 5Ga
$40
COMMON PLRAs-rRiAL Tgnx-PART IT-Before Larre
JNeS 10 27l 4s7. 4s9 502 $685. 50s, 65l, j3l.
4I3 4SS 4ei sol. 81.
CITY COURT-rRIAL TERx-PAgr I.-Peforr Ehrlich J.
No, 1897 2G2l 25Gs 25i 2t9. 1884, 2635. 2B45. 21l3
1881. 2379. 1852. 1900. 2654. 265..
CITY CouRr-TmAL TERM-PAIT TI-Before Drowne. j.
Nos 14s3 I4A 22iO. 1894 1922 30i3 3O0S 1873. 23l3
ABS. SOI4 3GI5 3OlG. 3049 30j |. 1852 1858. 1854
CITY COURr-rRIAL IERM-PtRr iIi-Befere Nohrbas.
Nos. .1-9 3OGf 2SS 73l PIG 2OoJ .Sl3 2SGS. 20z6
2a27, 292S. 2e33 1884. ia. 2543
COURT GENERA. E-stDNSPARr 1.-Bc'ere hrrOr ier
Smyth and Assistant DIST ct ttorney Puriy-Nos l.
3 =. 3 g. T. O. 10. H. ~. IL Plcalin gsli 10 ~ T. ~
10 20 81 22 - ~ 70 26 ~ % D. 30. 81 81 80. IS. 49,
80. 81 81. 30
COr2r OF GENERAL SESSIONS PART lL-Be'oro "w
J.. ami Assistant District Attorney Fltzserad-Nos l. -
T. ~
sleeve. j.. and Assistant District Attorney BelfdN""
g. t. D. T. X :? 10 H. II. H. II. Is lG II, Is ~ ~ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

HOW DE WOLF GOT ORDERS FOR THE APPLE1oN"
The dispatch frsn Wilkesbarro printed In THE TRIBUNE
Yesterday announcing the arrest OF George De Wo VINO
claims be count the grounds that ne had swihdsd
d. Appleton Co.. the publishers, 81 this city Tor "hem
he had travelling agent. was the frat
that several or the 1r.s officials here had Of pe "ors
arrest Tho manager of the travelling agents depart
meut refused 10 talk about It. lie did not Know Do WON
a.,ecedents From other sources, hewevor, IL was
learned that De Wolf had boon In the firms enpieJ le
seine and that the thOd by which IT Is
he suinded his employers Is an cid one DC VOL W.s
sent out the country ntrodu cling ssne OF tc hI
finest works. An sutoftown csnvasser 10 supposed 70
he est Trustworthy man. for soss as he reuts ns
statement 81 orders Appleton Co send on his con,ns
son they did In this case, sending en- a Al a'c
to take up the orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

ArnAyY. uec - In the Court % Appeals today the FOL
low ~ de, isous handed down;

AinATY. Uec ~ IN me count OF AppeiIs oav he tel.
low de islous were handed down
EiNaleth RcLfori, r..pondent agt Henry Monier and
others appellants william Clark appellant tho Board
~ supervisors ~ sar1trca County respondent Judgment
trial rlutcd. costs 20 abide the event
Emily Eockcliov. app"l1 at samuel II. Miller and
others respondeDfs E'car H. Banks appellant art. tho
the titr of Ppugkcrps rrspsnieut AIT Abraham
Wsic appel f1i: Mathew White" appel ant agt Michael
aud others resppnienis Herman Fuchs.
Theodore Kpcnu"r appellant: Geoi &c 4. Porter and
others respondents agf Rich ri Penn smith and Others.
appellants. Judgment affirmed. with costs
Ann Mcfrcgor appel ant agt tee Board Of Education ot
Ne York re-pondrnf. Judgmrut the General Term
rcv-rsci. that ~ trial court anirmei with costs.
Eliza Deladcd respondent agt Francis G. Barlow, etccn
Others appellant. the People REL the kplcker
booker Lie Insurance Company. appellants agL Michael
Coleman and ec respondents David
rcrp"nlont Aarntts Reed and others respond
ABRAHAM pernhcirer appellant: MARI \. LIVING
appellant agt clara o. l. Tucker aud others respond
euls order affirmed. with costs
France, Ualgit respondent agt the Bssrl Of SUPER.
vsI, of Saratoea COUNTY appellant Juigmc affirmed
WIN reducing interest To per cent FROM Janu
aTy !. 1880. with costs.
FoilowinEi IL tho lay calendar for December IL
Nos l. l73, b52 lsl. b03 l.l76, 5S7. l.l7S and 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
wrsrrpvtrysEED OIL MAKERS COMBINE.

rho ronort that oil the linseed oil manufacturers
- ,he country have formed trust proves 10 be wrong
II arose from the fact that western linseod oil man
ufacturers havc entered pool Of their own In order
10 gain control of the Western trade When tho West
ern trust was formed what basis, could not be
learned Mr.. Campbell, Of the firm OF Campbell q
Tbayer, No 80 Maiden Lane, said yesterdays "We
and other manufacturers here arc opposed TO trusts
hout onethrd OF tho entire lnseed crop IS taken by
New York mills and think they will DO able to hold
their own. The Western firms have formed trust,
but they are very quiet about 1t. Tho trust IS formed
solely for their protection, and s not looked upon
as menacing the Eastern manufacturers. AT any rate
we prefer TO stand own feet.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

w,guiSGroN Pee Ig--rhe following business was tran,
acted in tho United stites supreme Court to-day.
No 100. D. williams paintin In error. a< Edward ID.
Conger aud others Passed. under twrnty.sitth ruio .
No log Alfred Richards appellant. agt Brooke Maokll,
jr BY Enoch Totem for appellant and by W. VII
loughby for appellee ~,
40 lO7 Tho Fast Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Rail
piantin IN at tbs southern Iele
graph Company submitted 10y Gaylord b. clark for the
pant In counsel appearing io tue defendant IN
,-,..s., - -
no los James f. Whitney. and others. plaintiffs In error
art william II Robertson, collector &c.
No 1912 Hugh Kelley, palnin 10 error. agt y. L. nen
den Argument begun by A. j. willard for the
plaiptifs Ia error
Al untll a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Schedules IN the assignment Of A. s. Hatch * TO-
were filed Yesterday 10y Horace H. Chl'tehdoh' INC
assignee. The Liabilities are given as slo''- -
the nominal assets as $GeO057 OF, and the actual a.
sets As 544 d. The Illness OF Mr.. Hatch Is given
AZ the reason for not filing the schedules earlier mo
est ate consists Of Stocks bonds real estate ana
loon Yacht The value OF some Of the assets was 60
hard 20 get AZ that II has not been gwen az all III tho
schedules other assets arc OF uncertain Vaiuo Oh
accuunt of peBdng litigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

II has been the practice Of many Of the older sandy
Hook pilots In both tho NewYork AMI Ne"-Jorspy
associations to obtain permission from tho Comnls-
siorers 10 go 10 other ports vessels with tho ih'cn
tiou Of plotting them back 10 this port This pfacticc
has obtained principally In the Winter 'lhre' granite"
IN lessen tbe exposure 10 N, older pilots by transfer
10 and from pilot boots in cold and bad weather. 10
n any Jmpl ms lave been made by other pots that
no Ncw-York Board Yesterday adopted "A r"so hti"i
IN discontinue the custom Tho New-JerSey bo@d
viii tale similar action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
cool PISTOL PRACTICE.
JEALOUS HUSBAND CALMLY SHOOTS HIMSELF
prFoRr HIS WIFE AND SISTER

BEFORE HIS WIFE AND SISTER
Jacob Roberts. youth of nineteen was marFieu FOUR
months ago to young woman of diSordcriy habits'
living OF No I45 West Twenty fourth 81 ho was
employed at sims oyster house IN Jersey ny D".
,o'', 80, ,,ch,s in New York Two weeks ago he lost
Ma onnloymcnt Tic had frequent quanels with his
i,c whose conduct with other men made him Jealous
ON Monday evening he wrote a letter to MS SISTER,
who lives in IIarlem. telling her that no was tteI . Oh
life and would Kill himself She won. 10 40 viii her
Tv-cnty A. fnurthst Yesterday and TAXED WIN hcI
hrothey and his wife Ihe conversation came 10 an
i I uhcp Roberts pulled a revolver nom ms
anIuuP o rrc,r'rEed: We'll hero gocsi C0od-by !"
and shot himself tho breast he was carried 10 t h
'.,oan. laid liz probably would die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Randolph b. MARITIME District Att0rneyelect Fellows.
Clerk John SPARKS, Assist ant DstrictAttorneys Nco
Fitzgerald, Scmpe and Davis deputy Assistants Purdy
aud Lindsay, Chief Clerk Parker and Secretary Penney
are among the officials who Will partakc of the dinner
MI MARITIME has invited the same officials and few
othr friends Ia dine with him AT his home I'm Ffth-ave
near One hundred and wenty fifth ST.. the evening.
Of December 2S Colonel Fellows will give reception
to his friends tho Aston House after taken the
Oalh OF ufic, Ncw.Ycar's Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
,nyvce or THE POLICE BOARD.

The Police Commissioners yesterday dealt out JUS
tce IA members of the fremont squad who we're on
trial last week srgeant Webb got fine OF ten days
pay and was transferred to the Twelfth Precinct Ser
seant Conner, OF Desnceyst., was sent to fremont
Roundsmsn sprague lost ten days pay ana was re-
also got fine Of ten days pay koupdsman Moyni .
han and Patr0lman Grant got on with nhcs OF mve
terred from the precinct soon as captain cortrgh
e through with HE work Of disclplining the squad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
M uope SgypWPECKS REPORTED

Few vessels that had leen battling with tho tcHpcSs
a. last week arrived In port yesterday Tho DARK
Nina from Pcrnambuco had three days hurricane
two weeks ago off the Florida coast. IL began on
November o6 and continued until tho night Of Dc
cember !. Tho heavy broke over the decks WIN
terrific force carried the two boats lsshoh TO the
forcca>e, stove In the forward end of the oic'a't'
and rn aNaX he bnlMaIAs both des OF inc Ncs,eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
ORDERING wouA us BoyDs FORFEITED.

Mrs Edna Perrin, who was arrested at NO 23l East
sevonticthst., ON charge 0l carrying on a oo'o".
game by corresponding about tho sale OF counterfeit
nancy WA not In court when her called Tor
pleading yesterday. she had deposited $1,000 with inc
tty Chamberlain when she was admitted 10 ban. re-
oorer Smyth directed TINT her money DO forfeited ana
thai ench warrant for the arrest OF tho woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
xp nap1yNE AND his FRIENDS TO DINE.

series OF dinners and receptions to the outgoing
and incoming officials at tho District Attorneys once
Will mark the close OF the year The chief members
OF Mr. Marines stan have rendered him dinner al tho
Manhattan Club for tomorrow evening. Recorder
SMITH, judges Cowtng and Gildersleeve, Jndgeeiec'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14

Now you dear old classic Hub,
You'll each sister city snub ,.,, ,.,.s
Yes, youn put on lots OF lugs's
Since tho champion OF slugs -. ,c.,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
TIE VOTE ~ DAKOTA on DIVISION.

ST. PAUL, Dec l3.-Thc TiOneeI~irysS has from Bis
marck the official statement of the vote OF Dakota
division In North Dakota the majority against division
ia exactly 10000 South Dakota tho majority for divi
sion Il 1888.